Argentina's Shift towards Authoritarianism
According to an op-ed in Le Monde by David Copello, a political scientist, and Olivier Compagnon, a historian, Argentina is gradually joining the global wave of authoritarianism.
Commentators' economic focus should not obscure the institutional changes underway after Milei's victory in the legislative elections.
This shift is part of a broader trend, with other countries facing their own challenges, such as Asia-Pacific nations caught between the US and China, and Turkey at risk of losing a generation of youth.
- Venezuela's army is weakened by US military pressure.
- War crimes in Ukraine remain a concern, with investigations into murders in Bucha.
- Europe's far right has sworn allegiance to Trump's politics after Charlie Kirk's murder.
Meanwhile, international relations are being tested, with sanctions against Russia causing a rift between the US and Europe over China, and France's political instability affecting the Franco-German alliance.
Author's summary: Argentina joins global authoritarian wave.
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